HILA 132 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Cristero War, Corrido, Luis Napoleón Morones
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Key terms: bucareli accords, laboratories of revolution, felipe carrillo puerto, tom s garrido canabal, cristero rebellion, plutarco elias calles, cultural nationalism, jos vasconcelos and sep, indigenismo, muralism, diego rivera, jos clemente orozco, pnr. Tried to prevent land reform by any means: article 27 - subsoil minerals and natural resources belonged to mexico. fundamental threat to foreign economic interests. Mexico would have the right to tax the oil companies. Us and british oil interests could continue to hold on to their investments people saw this as a win for the revolution (continue to produce oil: wanted to make mexico safe for investments. Obregon and calles were pro capitalist but also nationalist wanted trade and production to be set to terms in favor of mexico"s development. State level: many of the states were pretty autonomous, oregon and calles were still trying to set up the federal government. Legalized divorce declared women would have right to vote.
